Didn't get a chance to try the pizza, but the pastry I grabbed was delicious. I hope I can come…read moreback since the staff were friendly and they serve Detroit style pizza.

This place is a joke -- where do I even begin?…read more We made reservations for a table on the covered patio this past Friday at 5:30 p.m. My wife, our two kids, and I arrived right on time, and the patio was mostly empty: two tables of four were occupied, while five other tables of four sat empty, along with a few high-tops and seats at the bar. The host was a bit gruff, but initially it didn't seem like a big deal. She seated us all the way in the back of the patio, directly in the path of the setting sun. Since there were plenty of open tables in shaded areas, we politely asked if we could move. We were told no because those tables were "reserved." We reminded the staff that we also had a reservation and asked why we couldn't sit at one of those tables instead. It's not like we walked in without one expecting special treatment. The host just kept repeating, "I'm sorry, but those tables are already reserved." They offered to move us inside or to the front side of the restaurant, but refused to seat us anywhere else on the covered patio. After more back-and-forth, the host finally relented with an annoyed, "That's fine, we can just adjust," and walked us over to a table that had technically still been occupied moments earlier. We then awkwardly stood there waiting for the diners to gather their things and leave while the staff rushed to clean the table. Once we sat down, the host came back out visibly upset, loudly rearranging and slamming tables while muttering to herself -- the only word I clearly caught was "unbelievable." She was obviously unhappy with us. The absurd part is that the "adjustment" she made was incredibly simple: she turned two four-top tables into a two-top and a larger table seating seven. Even after that, two other four-top tables remained untouched. During our meal, one of those tables was given to a mother and her young son, and the other to two dads and their daughters. So I'm still not sure why we were treated as though accommodating us was impossible. The rest of the staff honestly seemed just as uncomfortable with the situation as we were. The food itself was fine, but at that point we probably should have left. I've never been treated with this level of disrespect and disdain at a restaurant before. I honestly don't understand why the host was so determined to stick us in the back. Was it because we had a baby? Or because we didn't fit the racial profile of the clientele they want to attract? Either way, we won't be back.

"Have you tried Red Hound Pizza? They have Sicilian pizza and softserve ice cream." Say no more!…read more This place is amazing - their menu changes based on the season's best ingredients and everything is sourced locally. The day we visited, they had a margherita pizza and a veggie (mozzarella, Italian dandelions, sun-dried tomatoes, whipped goat chevre & hot honey). I'm still not sure what an Italian dandelion is, but it tasted great. But my favorite was the soft-serve, Honey Cardamon Lemon with Pistachios. Inventive and yummy! FYI, you can order the soft-serve when you order your pizza, but pick it up at the end of your meal so it doesn't melt. The food tastes great, but most of all, it's local and family-owned. Definitely in my standard rotation of pizza places. You should definitely get out to Takoma Park and try Red Hound!

Delicious pizza with a phenomenal crust. This is closest to what I'd call Sicilian-style with…read morewhat's almost a focaccia dough--but more toothsome with a wheatier flavor. We tried the veggie and meat pizzas and agreed the veggie was the tastiest. Also had the soft serve and a slice of cake. Not as exceptional as the pizza but still yummy. Very nice staff. Took about 30 minutes for our two pizzas to come out and we enjoyed being outside in the back where they have a few simple picnic tables set up. Expect lots of people on a Friday evening but well worth the wait!

We had a great dinner at Roscoe's, and I would definitely visit again! I'd like to sit outside next…read moretime--looks like a nice space. Prosciutto and arugula pizza: 4/5, overall a solid pizza with good flavor. They even let us add red sauce, which was nice. Petit Verdot (Chilled), Pago del Vicario: 5/5, this hit the spot! Plus, they came to the table with the bottle for us, even though we just ordered a glass. Great service.

It has been a while since we've been to Roscoe's, but every time I've gone, the food has been…read moreconsistently good. This is a true Neapolitan-style pizzeria, complete with a wood-burning oven that smells incredible when you walk by in the evenings or on weekends. I especially love the beet salad and the seasonal fig, honey, balsamic, and feta pizza, which hits that perfect sweet-savory balance. The service has occasionally been a little clunky, though always friendly, and the bar has been a pleasant surprise. They make an extremely dry, icy-cold martini, which is exactly how I like it. Roscoe's remains a solid neighborhood spot for wood-fired pizza, a good drink, and a relaxed meal.

Love the selection of Italian gourmet items and the spinach lasagne (in the frozen case) is a…read morefavorite.

My favorite pizza please for a simple slice of pizza. Their Italian style pizza is delicious, the…read morecrust crunch is perfect every time. I must say I worry that the quality has been slowly declining so I hope management rebuffs that but when I am in dc and I want pizza- I come here.

We ordered take out so the service and ambiance of the Timber Pizza at Petworth wasn't observed but…read morebased on the food, it's probably great. We ordered two pizzas and some empanadas for three people. It was just the right amount of food! No leftovers. Each pizza was delicious. They each had their own distinct tastes and were crispy. No soft crust here which is key in my opinion for delicious pizza. The empanadas with the spicy strawberry jam were also delicious and I highly recommend! We wish we would have ordered the bigger batch not the three. Next time!!

This is a great mainstay for our pizza cravings. The food is great, and the ingredients are high…read morequality. I've had just about every pizza on the menu and have enjoyed them all. The crust is thin but doesn't soak through, and the fresh mozzarella is a great addition to everything. These are definitely the type of pizzas that will need a bit of rehab if you get them delivered, but that's just because they're more delicate than standard pizzas. A short stint in the oven works well. The store is small and cute, and looks like a good place for dinner with the family. We always grab to go, so haven't dined in but there's always a mix of small groups and families on the small patio and inside.

Great customer service, very helpful. Pizza was delicious. Drinks was also good. I would definitely…read morerecommend this place for pizza.

the pizzas are 10/10 and the slices are big, they're lemonades are okay could be sweeter. great…read morecustomer service was to tier. I love that you can mix and match the box and most of the slices were premade but still warmed up upon arrival.

Always a good and delicious time at Piccoli Piatti. Good flavor, good value and great staff…read more Also has ample indoor and outdoor seating. Very nice decor and chill vibes.

OK, so I have mixed feelings about this review because I think I selected the wrong dinner,…read moreeveryone else in our group of 4 seemed to thoroughly enjoy everything they ordered and the place was busy, so thats only reason getting a 4. If I was going on my solo experience, rating would be a 2. It is a bit noisy, not from music, just poor acoustics because its all hard surfaces in a tall empty space and nothing to absorb sound which was generated from the din of patrons especially the busier it got, so hearing conversations was little hard once more people filled the inside space. Place was clean and the cashier snd service people were very pleasant. I've never been to either Piccoli locations, but was introduced to this after suggestion from our friends who live nearby & patronize since they've opened. You order at counter and if you're eating there, they give you a number to put on your table & someone brings you the food. They have both indoor and a nice outdoor seating with umbrellas at the outer tables. A pretty goid sized outdoor soace too. I was SUPER surprised at how fast our food came out. Was my pizza even cooked? Well mine wasn't even hot!! My husband pizza was hot, so again, just me having the bad experience. All the other entrees looked steaming. I just got the bad meal deal I guess. I ordered the Inverno which was white pizza with goat cheese, brussel sprouts and caramelized onions & herbs. I think someone forgot any flavoring. Very bland, not hot from the oven and just didn't do anything for me. Just on that alone, i have no desire to return. Very disappointing. Couldn't eat the bare edges as to me, the dough was lackluster. And i LOVE a good dough! My hubby got the Tutte Carne pizza which he thought was very good. He liked the texture, softness & dough flavor, pepperoni were slightly spicy, but not too bad. Our friends ordered pasta and salad dishes which they seemed to enjoy & looked delicious (salad chicken Milanese, Pomodoro, and Bolognese without the ricotta).

This is a pizzeria sprung off of a bakery, and has a baked goods case to show it. The location in…read morePalisades is not a place where a lot of people who don't live in Palisades go for food, which is perhaps why it was quiet, but somehow the street parking is still always difficult in this area. It is notable for those headed up to or back from the Great Falls area as a good place to stop, which is how I ended up here. Their pizza selection notably includes a thicker Detroit-style and a thinner Nonna which I am less familiar with. I got a bit of an upgrade on the default pizza, their "basil boy" comes with extra basil, tomatoes, and pesto, which I opted to get on the side. Their sachets were a little leaky and I spilled some pesto oil, annoyingly. The pizza was a worthy endeavor, with a thin but interestingly crisped crust. It had plenty of flavor without the pesto, but I also enjoyed it with. I sampled one very indulgent chocolate cake slice which had a bit of a coffee note; I appreciate the general motif of "chocolate with just a little extra flavor to help you taste the chocolate". The menu was not huge overall, but I was happy with the pizza I got and would consider coming back or trying their Virginia location.

Surprised to see the previous review. We have been dying for a good pizza place in this area. We…read morehad three different pizzas and they were all great. I also took home four pastries they said they make themselves and it was excellent. We went back and same great experience. Opened not too long ago so maybe just getting going but this is our new pizza place. The owner said they are expanding to add some activities for kids. That would be great if it happens.